All Property Eye articles – Page 24
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NewsBritish Land has it worked out
British Land’s online training sessions are helping homeworking staff to keep fit.
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NewsWorking out remotely
Moda Living holds fitness classes for Angel Gardens residents, but at a distance
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NewsProperty Week’s charity football tournament cancelled
The Property Week football cup will not go ahead following latest government guidance
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NewsDerwent’s Highland fling
Central London specialist sees carbon offsetting opportunity in Scotland.
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NewsSpotlight on gender
A member of CBRE’s property management team has come up with an unusual twist on a US cultural import. At a gender reveal party, a baby’s sex is typically revealed by cutting a cake: a blue sponge signifies a boy and a pink sponge signifies a girl.
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NewsSpin class: Sunshine Sachs
Goldman Sachs, Sunshine Sachs (Harry and Meghan’s PR firm)… what is it about Sachs that sells? “We must inject a bit of Sachs into Pastis Communications,” Sophie says, as I slump in the chair after my first outdoor lunchtime run (well, jog) for RED (Run Every Day) January.
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NewsThis week in… 2004
Atlas Property Group bought Liverpool’s India Buildings for £45m in the largest investment deal the city had ever seen.
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NewsCanary Wharf Group busts out the art
Bra Tree is eye-catching feature of Canary Wharf Winter Lights Festival
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NewsThis week in… 2013
Ellandi and Tristan Capital Partners bought Prupim’s 445,000 sq ft Swan Centre in Eastleigh for around £40m from a private Irish investor, in a deal reflecting a yield of around 8.5%.
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NewsSay hello to robot era
In preparation for the inevitable overthrow of the human race by robots, smart office scheme One Hyde Park Hayes has introduced Heidi, a robotic receptionist that never needs a lunch or toilet break.
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NewsSpin class: January get-fitters
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. After years of deriding the January get-fitters, I’ve finally become one.
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NewsThis week in… 2010
Westminster Council granted detailed consent for the final, 450,000 sq ft phase of Aviva Investors and Development Securities’ £600m Paddington Central.
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NewsHigh anxiety strikes
While property developer Johnny Ronan of Ronan Group has argued passionately for the authorities in Dublin to “build high and stop the sprawl”, not everyone in the city is at ease with a sky-scraping future.
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NewsHeard it’s your 50th
Retail agency greats come together to celebrate Churston Heard’s birthday.
